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A Park in the City: An Open Space for the Whole Community October 31, 2017 Some of our favorite moments in any urban area are when we are exploring parks. Explore the kinds of amenities public investment in parks can provide communities. Tw


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A Park in the City: An Open Space for the Whole Community

October 31, 2017 Some of our favorite moments in any urban area are when we are exploring parks. Explore the kinds of amenities public investment in parks can provide communities.

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Inspiring Innovation to Advance Communities

About the Alliance

Convene and Engage Networks of Thought Leaders Provide Training to help Organizations Build and Sustain a Culture

  • f Innovation

Identify, Distribute Leading & Emerging Practices/ Trends Important to Local Gov

Tw eet w ith Us: #AParkintheCity or #localgov @ transformgov @ asupublicsvc @ GuthrieGreen

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Today’s Panelists

Heather Wimberly

Vice President of Operations, Guthrie Green, Tulsa, OK

Dale Larsen

Professor of Practice & Honors Faculty Office of Dean – Director of Community Relations College of Public Service and Community Solutions School of Community Resources and Development

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Part One: Becoming Future Ready

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City Parks Improve Health and Reduce Costs

Physical Benefits and… …Mental Benefits

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City Parks Improve Health and Reduce Costs

Cost Savings

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City Parks Provide Economic Benefits

…And Attract Businesses and Residents Parks Attracts Low er Infrastructure Costs…

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City Parks Provide Environmental Benefits

Parks Clean the Air and… …Water

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A revitalizing, urban green space with energy conservation technology and compelling programming.

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FROM CONCEPT TO REALITY

  • 1. DESIGN PHASE
  • 2. CONSTRUCTION
  • 3. BROWNFIELD RESTORATION
  • 4. GREEN TECHNOLOGY
  • 5. WATER FEATURES
  • 6. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
  • 7. PROGRAMMING
  • 8. SUSTAINABILITY
  • 9. CIVIC ENHANCEMENT
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DESIGN PHASE

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CONSTRUCTION BEGAN MAY 29, 2011

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BROWNFIELD RESTORATION

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BEFORE AFTER

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BEFORE AFTER

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Originally constructed in 1922 (with additions made in 1927, 1928 and 1958), the Mathews Warehouse/Tulsa Paper Company building received preliminary permission in June 2010 to become a “certified historic structure” from the National Park Service

  • f the U.S. Department of

the Interior, provided certain conditions are met and rehabilitation of the property is completed.

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PUTTING THE "GREEN" IN GUTHRIE GREEN

Green technology includes:  HPGX Geothermal well field Solar Panels /Photovoltaic cells on the pavilion Bio-swales LED lighting Fountains run on a loop-system

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Beneath Guthrie Green 120 High Performance Geo Exchange (HPGX) wells provide approximately 600 tons of low cost, low emission heating and cooling for the Tulsa paper company building. The downtown location meant extreme space restrictions for a geo-exchange well field. The HPGX system cuts the well footprint in half while providing superior heat exchange and well field performance. Guthrie Green’s HPGX system places Tulsa in league with such cities as Chicago, Atlanta, Boston and Cleveland. A traditional polyethylene pipe (u-tube) well field would have required more than double the drilling, land space and pumping watts for similar thermal performance to that of HPGX.

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GEOTHERMAL FIELD

 Geothermal field provides 250 tons of heating and cooling with a 600 ton capacity  Services 120,000 square feet of visual and performing arts space Matthews Warehouse  Reduces operating costs of 8 nonprofits

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SOLAR PANELS

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BEFORE AFTER

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BEFORE AFTER

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BEFORE AFTER

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WATER FEATURES

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GUTHRIE GREEN TEAM

Executive Director Vice President

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Office Manager Marketing Manager Program Manager Event Manager Event Manager Event Manager Event Manager Audio Technician

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PROGRAMMING

FITNESS ON THE GREEN

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PROGRAMMING Sunday Concerts

CONCERTS

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PROGRAMMING Food Truck Wednesdays

FOOD TRUCK WEDNESDAYS

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FIRST FRIDAY’S SYMPHONY IN THE PARK

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MOVIE NIGHTS

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SIGNATURE EVENTS

Guthrie Green produces several large scale events throughout the programming season. KOTV would serve as "official media partner"

  • f all events, and have opportunities for live

remotes and on-air talent emcees for all events.

Blue Whale Comedy Festival, September 2018 The 5th Annual Blue Whale Comedy Fest is slated for September 2018 with 3 days of stand-up, comedy short films, podcasts, roundtables, live music, and parties. It's the funniest 3 days of the year in Tulsa! Past performers include Eugene Mirman, The Sklar Brothers, Kyle Kinane, Eric Andre, Fortune Feimster, Ron Funches, Natasha Legero, Michael Ian Black, and more! Hawaiian Dreams: An Urban Luau, July 2018 This event will celebrate Hawaii and Polynesian culture featuring a curated culinary menu of Hawaiian inspired food and drink, performances from a Polynesian dance troupe, and live Hawaiian music. entertainment. Tulsa's Soul Festival: A Tribute to Wayman Tisdale, September 2018 Soulfest will be an evening of live soul & R&B music, art, entertainment, and soulful southern cuisine curated by Wayman's daughter, Tiffany Tisdale of Tisdale23

  • Catering. In addition to the evenings scheduled events,

the Green with the Tisdale Foundation aims to honor Wayman's legacy and to shed light on his Foundation's mission in the community, state, and beyond. Ghouls on the Green Sunday Concert, October 2018 Every last Sunday in October, Guthrie Green plays host to hundreds of children on the Guthrie Green lawn for a spooky-good time! This event will include a special Sunday Market where mom's and dad's can do some shopping from local vendors and kids can trick-or-treat! Neighborhood businesses will be on site for face-painting, games, and arts and crafts

  • projects. Also serving as our last Sunday Concert of the Season, KOSU

Radio will be taking over the Guthrie Green stage with live music from local bands. Market After Dark, First Friday, November 2018 Guthrie Green is excited to host a true nocturnal emporium! On this special Friday in November, the Green will be buzzing with tents, local art vendors, live music and art, the smells of amazing local street eats, and so much more. A perfect addition to the already fabulous First Friday in Tulsa's favorite arts district. Vendors and live art will be curated by a local favorite, artist John Hammer who will also play host to the evenings events. Superkids! Heroes and Villains, November 2018 The Green is excited to present a special kids event - SUPERKIDS! Heroes and Villains! Kids and parents alike are encouraged to come out dressed as their favorite super hero (or villain) for an afternoon of themed special activities, entertainment, food, and more. Think you have what it takes to be a superhero? Test your strength at one of our physical challenge courses! Kids can meet local heroes, and some special celebrity guests will be stopping by to save the day! Children can also get a picture taken lifting a car or flying over the city, Come be a HERO for a day at Guthrie Green! GLOW on the Green!, November 2018 Join us for the annual holiday lighting spectacular and Tulsa Tradition- GLOW on the Green! This event features an afternoon of live holiday music & special performances, a winter market with the best local vendors and craft makers, a holiday inspired drink and food menu from the on-site restaurant Mr. Nice Guys, and of course a visit from Santa & Mrs. Claus! At 6 pm, our annual countdown will begin with the Mayor of Tulsa and friends at KOTV followed by our LIGHTS ON! Glow on the Green is part of GLOW Downtown, a progress lighting of the districts.

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Blue Whale Comedy Festival Hawaiian Dreams on the Green Movies in the Park Superkids! Heroes vs. Villains Art After Dark: A Nocturnal Market GLOW on tthe Green

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SUSTAINABILITY

 Native Grasses  Trees and Shade Structures  Irrigation System  LED Lighting  Bike Racks  Bio Swales  Solar Panels  Walkability  Recycling

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CIVIC ENHANCEMENT

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Q& A

Heather Wimberly

Vice President of Operations, Guthrie Green, Tulsa, OK

Dale Larsen

Professor of Practice & Honors Faculty Office of Dean – Director of Community Relations College of Public Service and Community Solutions School of Community Resources and Development

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Webinar Resources

Questions? Need Handout Copies? Contact Ryan Spillers at rspillers@transformgov.org

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Save the Date! Upcoming learning events:

http://transformgov.org/en/calendar

Webinars

Workshops

  • Citizens Without Homes: From Intervention to Permanent

Residency, A Shared Service Opportunity! On 11/7

  • Managers Forum: Innovation in the Field with Veteran City

Manager Peggy Merriss on 12/7

  • Workforce of the Future Workshop - CA on 1/18/2018
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A Park in the City: An Open Space for the Whole Community

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